Singer Natalie Layne Talks 90s Christian Music, Gospel Choirs and New Music
Singer-songwriter Natalie Layne @natalielaynemusic joins Becci and Andrew to talk about her commercial music degree, her new EP "Still Running To You" (out 9 September), and why she believes every church kid has a powerful testimony.
Natalie shares her 90s Christian music influences, the story behind her hymn-inspired new single, and settles a very important Sunday school song showdown.
Watch to hear more, and let us know your pick for best Sunday school song in the comments.
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